Wondering about impact of Harvey and Irma
For the first time I had toyed with the idea of snowbirding on the Texas coast or south Florida. Needless to say we did a 180. So, I called to make reservations in one of our usual AZ winter parks....
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rocmoc wrote:jdb7566 wrote:azdryheat wrote:pawatt wrote:You're a moderator and you just slammed AZ and the people of AZ? Not a good thing to do; looks bad on your part. I've always been a strong supporter of TX and we vacation in TX. I would never talk down TX to build up AZ. Thanks for nothing, moderator.
The 400 parks of the Rio Grande Valley were untouched by the hurricane and flooding. Come see what you are missing. Warmer, friendlier and greener than AZ.
If telling the truth is a "slam", then so-be-it.
Truth is AZ does NOT have bugs in the winter, Texas & Florida DO! This winter after the heavy rains both are going to be worst than normal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_4Nrz4gMIU
rocmoc n AZ
Yak,yak,yak............ try to remember no matter where you are by 5:30 it is dark and the day ends unless you have an active RV park. Been in Az and dark mean cold and fast. been in Tx and dark is dark in RGV not so much as their flea markets close (big deal down there.
Im Fl dark is dark most night warm, a few bugs but not bad as we sit outside in a lit gazebo, but the great thing is a very active RV park.
Bottom line try them all there are snowbirds most everywhere.
